Run a discovery pilot on one real requirement.
Pick a solicitation. We'll show you the qualified suppliers your current channels are missing — and measure the difference in competition. No procurement change required to start.
Built for the office that owns a real requirement.
A public agency or buying office
Federal, state, or local — any office responsible for issuing solicitations and accountable for competition.
One requirement to focus on
An upcoming or recurring buy where you'd like to see more qualified small-business competition.
A goal you can measure against
Broader participation, more qualified bids, or reaching new entrants — something you can point to at the end.
A focused engagement on your requirement — not a platform rollout.
Weeks, not a procurement cycle.
Scope
Pick the requirement, define the goal, and agree on how we'll measure competition.
Discover
Mindy maps the market and builds the qualified-supplier shortlist for your requirement.
Read-out
Review the suppliers found, the competition baseline, and the participation gap.
Decide
Decide whether to widen the approach across more requirements — or not. No obligation.
How we'll know it worked.
We agree on these up front, so the pilot is judged on outcomes your office already cares about — not on activity.
Qualified suppliers surfaced
Capable firms identified beyond your current channels for this requirement.
New entrants reached
Qualified firms that haven't bid with you before — the population the government has been losing.
Change in competition
Movement in qualified participation for the requirement against the baseline we set in week 1.
Challenge
The requirement, and why reaching qualified small businesses for it was hard.
Solution
What Mindy's discovery scan surfaced, and how the office used it.
Metrics
The measured change in qualified participation against the baseline.
Lessons
What transferred to other requirements — and what didn't.
The questions procurement teams ask first.
Does this change how we run procurement? +
No. The pilot sits alongside your existing process. Mindy helps qualified suppliers discover a requirement you're already running — it doesn't change your solicitation, evaluation, or award rules.
Are you posting our solicitation somewhere new? +
The pilot is about discovery, not another posting board. We identify qualified suppliers for your requirement and help the right firms find the opportunity you've published through your normal channels.
Where does the supplier data come from? +
Public federal award history, entity registration, and capability signals — the same public record procurement teams already rely on, read at a scale and specificity a manual search can't match.
What does the pilot cost? +
Pilot scope and terms are set per engagement based on the requirement. Start a conversation and we'll size it to your goal — there's no platform commitment to run one.
What do you need from us to start? +
One requirement, a point of contact, and a goal to measure against. We handle the discovery work and bring the read-out to you.
Pick one requirement. See who you're missing.
Tell us the requirement and the goal. We'll come back with the qualified suppliers your current channels aren't reaching.